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What is the difference between indicative rate and guaranteed rate?

Exchange rates fluctuate throughout the day. A guaranteed rate is the actual foreign exchange rate we will apply to your transaction. An indicative rate is the rate available at the time you ask to us to process your transaction, but it may change due to market volatility.

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